The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-28
a True DEHoBcAne RAtly.

Esw Orleans Tiaies- uenoorat
| Tho meetiHs lsfid % Monroe Thursdav rna
| D Dfmo,vatio ghils sitter the good Old STYLE
np gartiQ aai setheliE9 aesata1 10 aiming he
hrlQn diac0fd into tbe naftN 10 'fefo4m
Barbecue. bnt 9 meeting p which uli fie
HlflaAefl 81 the pfriy wore invlbd d, there TO
slaenaa the y lien, There to consult pmlnR
shsniqelYea taappeai To the people aud 70 de-
ssfmlne what MAS best 70 be d0Ee ih the in.
tsFgNt Qf beniocracY 2neh neetiaQs eieNaip
hn4 snlghten The party, ~ away wiah tho
ltti77rnese end discerd OF a purely isctianal
night, and enable The people 70 compare no
candidates no appeal 70 them, TO WEIGH the
esgn,nsnA presented and 70 detenpihe b
MNsh tlle aflaars of the State shall bs con-
naed ~ was thns We met ok Oh, Rad tho
party was draWEa tegethtr and united for VIC
II was With This idea OF hag,nony and De
lnoesScy thatshe people Of Monroe decided
ip call upon all good Democrats to uftsf
tAsra al grand rally, and 10 snbtdit their
fapsA. InWiatipns were extended n al the
iesQela IN tl5e party counaels, end there were
present the Governor and other State CIT
fF4et ONT, Two United States SENATOR'S the
$50 o. the tetleial administration n LoH-
men OK one wing 81 faction only, but repre-
sehgauSea Of every shade df Democratic
se9R1ilaent ~ iianiaana;
4he, FpeeeheH were brilliant, strong and
lpFc BE. They hpeak not ta Monroe or
gnachita alone, but 10 the whole State, and
lA8 before the people ~ Louisiana The pelit
Gov. MeAneTEia speech was 4 full ait3 com
plsta review 81 his administration whBt M
pas sought TO de- what no has done aud what
ils proposes. 10 tellA tho political history or
Louisiana for the past ten years. and shows
80 the dnlieet mind can see-what IL tho
aasaning Of this roaring f'Ieidrnf torWhi0h
ms eppositioH Il efging, and what the ainis
AND purposes OF tho 'fGformefa.
And he tells Us VIII y has hsen accomplished
~ the past Six years, in facts fun of Interest,"
~ ihRnfes nQt dry but bright and enoour-
aging. Let these who hesitate read the Coy
efnof'a speech, SEQ how many ten thnnAandH
more chi drpI attend onr schools to-day than
nhqef Nichols, now mHnY miilione our prop
CRITICS have enaWn in value, how many thoiI-
SAND acres more cur farmers now cultivate,
because they are safe from overflow: how the
blind and deaf and siol, and the Ruffurng AFRO
Rfa slnnller, our leYees higher; how industry
AAs thaFeA and the people pYpspsred. "a
there any Democrat WHO doubts that fhe goy-
efIlment Of LpuiAlhna is in the hand sof tried
and trhe Denperats, and that The people
hags prospered a. far a. tho State can make
AhN Fafalulers arc without views Or paliov,
llat fail back On abuse Of Gov. McEnerY al
{helf sole Nreunleglt IN the campaign, Their
hundFed siaefflef disappear before the clear
htd t4qEqn9h e2pianatiph aud review he pre-
aepged IhuF95aE. IN one speech he has an
animated all their score OF 0fAtnrA en every
charge, from paTAnpaliain down, pnd his ar
EHIaents arc ~ sound, and hie facts ae be-
yond controversy that they carried the whole
RnQiencp with Inn, an Hnnenca which was
IN no sense faetiuial, and as 1t convinced
ND Hntisned the people Of uuaehitR that
taira 0f the State, aud that bis election would
re pf Deneht ta hQnisiEaai 20 Will u HatiBfy
the white Deta06fhb8 from NFkhngaB to tie
auli, from the Pearl TO the Sabine.